Recently, I’ve experienced more bad dreams and nightmares about NASCAR drivers in my sleep.

I’ve had nightmares about how athletic and fit most of them are, being involved in sports, dressing to the nines (including during the NASCAR banquet); and possibly going to church.

I’ve also had nightmares about some of them playing Golf in their spare time.

Including Kevin Harvick, Elliott Sadler, Kasey Kahne, Denny Hamlin, Matt Kenseth and his son Ross; Jimmie Johnson, Carl Edwards, Michael Annett; and Josh Wise.

I’ve also had nightmares about almost all current NASCAR drivers having began (let’s continue calling it the Winston Cup) careers as either single and childless or married and childless and starting families throughout the course of their careers.

At least Tony Stewart remains single and childless. And I like it that way.

Aside from the fact that I do not like changes in families (such as when somebody gets married, gains in-laws; and has children), I also don’t like Clint Bowyer getting married and starting a family and Greg Biffle and his wife having a child because I’m concerned that their new marriages and families will dilute their personalities as car guys and their overall interest in vehicles.

These bad dreams and nightmares have helped keep me aware during the night and have prevented me from getting any sleep.

Only if NASCAR forevermore remained the same as it did during the 1970’s, 1980’s; and 1990’s.